The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-19

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Mr.. Davidson Of DadeiO nsn et HE Com :.
sas s':': Z sss s3s ~ 81. sas
Mr.! Ddnesniof S6Msst, Ch1lesaan u DE Cam-
Natives On Mnsnes aad TAzh1luu,s rspurtsd that
Ithsy had prepared " gensspl ltll crpsevide for
tae as.esnent 4 and Spalefs,pr q l.fss, and nther
+ Mr. Hi6ks moysd tAas HOUSE hi,l No, aao, for
the relief Of thy, Piakerien Ag4aGy, b recon.
% Senate iii NJ iss ssi Il Fad ia isisrsS ssc 70
Senate bill No. 287 vas read and referred. = /
Senate bill No f86 was read and referred.
House bill No. 246 was reaf'x third time.
i@roq1oS ingiy6nR 1k611oNss w"+s psE
The Speaker sasspnnsd< ahat.1Aessrs Light
ssy % sSa Ns sSs sys5s 'pPsnlsS ;ss He9 Committee
ready to receive the Senate inaJosns Session !;
which doty was performed aud the COMMITTEES
AT il O'Clock II. the Senate, entered the hall
Of the Hohse Of Representatives. t'"'''l'l ~
For proceedings of Joint Session sec Senate
| report a.f 9,A-I a. iao. Ysa .s,, ! s. 49,
= Mr.. Brown moved that the House take re-
cess until O'Clock NJ. agreed to.
THREE o'cLocksF. N 80.
The House Of Representatives resumed it's
"A quorum present. 80 's Il Il e''e.'
~ House bill No. lS4 was read the third time
and passed. % sl1 ss-.fs = .4stt 4..,, ~. :
=, Senate bill NJ. 45 was read the second time.
and on motion of Mr.. Gibbs the constitutional
provision was waived, and the bill read third
| time and passed. ':'t .@ ..s;~ ~. aai
1 Mr.. Bitch of Alachua, introduced, House bill
No 295, an act to provide for the purchase and
preservation Of a new set of township mans for
the 0ftice OF the Commissioner Of Lands and
lmmigratiou. .nq s..e' q. nai!4-l..if.. =.
On motion Of Mr. Pusser. House bill No. 2oS
was read the second time.
Mr.. Po0ser offered the following: Strike out
'or she" in fourth line of section I, and add 10
sixth line of section "Ffocidsd, further, That
no woman under sentence of penal servitude
shall be made 10 perform manual labor on the
public roads or other public work of any COUNTY
or this State, or on the streets or other public
M Hind @ @6asfsd sna owix ss1fse s'isse 20 our,
under sentences Of penal ssrvitude;" agreed to.
Mr.. Daniel offered the following Strike cut
10 section the word "shall" aud insert "may >"
Add ia section 8, line i, after The word t'coun-
iles,' "when they deem it expedient;" agreed
Which, on motion, Mr.. Daniel offered the fol.
lowing: Add after amendment 10 section 8, "Or
whenever they shall be 80 directed by the Coun-
ty Commissioners" agreed 10.
Mr. Hicks offered the following: "Prouided.
That the County Commissioners may permit
the Town or city authorities to employ upon the
streets or other works in said town or city said
prisoners upon such terms as to them may seem
just and proper" agreed To- and the bill ordered
TO be engrossed for third reading.
Mr.. Woods was excused from attendance on
account of sickness until Monday morning.
| HOusebill No. 223 was read second time
The following message was received from the
Governor: The following act, which originated
in the; House of Representatives, not having
been returned to you with my objections as
provided in the Constitution, has become law
Without my signature, and have deposited the
same in the office of Secretary of State. The
act is entitled act TO incorporate an institu-
ton of learning at DeLA..d, Florida, under the
name Of DeLand University.
}..i F., ... Respectfully,